Strong's G3588: ὁ (ho) Definition

Acts 27:11 - Nevertheless the centurion the master and the owner of the ship believed more than by Paul those things which were spoken

Acts 27:12 - not commodious And the haven because to winter in the more part advised to depart thence also if they might attain to Phenice and there to winter the haven of Crete and lieth toward the south west and toward north west

Acts 27:13 - blew softly And when the south wind supposing their purpose that they had obtained loosing close by thence they sailed Crete

Acts 27:14 - after not long But there arose against it wind a tempestuous called Euroclydon

Acts 27:15 - was caught And when the ship and not could bear up into the wind we let her drive

Acts 27:16 - island And a certain running under which is called Clauda much we had to come by the boat

Acts 27:17 - Which when they had taken up helps they used undergirding the ship fearing and lest into the quicksands they should fall strake sail and so were driven

Acts 27:18 - being exceedingly And tossed with a tempest we the next day they lightened the ship

Acts 27:19 - And the third with our own hands the tackling of the ship day we cast out

Acts 27:20 - nor And sun nor stars appeared in many days tempest and no small lay on then taken away us all hope should be saved that we

Acts 27:21 - long But abstinence after stood forth Paul in the midst of them and said ye should Sirs have hearkened unto me and not have loosed from Crete to have gained and harm and loss

Acts 27:22 - And I exhort you to be of good cheer loss for of any man's life no there shall be among you but of the ship

Acts 27:23 - there stood by For me night the angel of God whom I am whom and I serve

Acts 27:24 - Saying not Fear Paul Caesar thou must be brought before and lo hath given thee God all them that sail with thee

Acts 27:25 - Wherefore be of good cheer sirs I believe for God that it shall be even as it was told me

Acts 27:27 - when But the fourteenth night was come were driven up and down as we in Adria about midnight night deemed the shipmen drew near to some country

Acts 27:30 - And as the shipmen were about to flee out of the ship when they had let down the boat into the sea under colour as though out of the foreship they would anchors have cast

Acts 27:31 - said Paul to the centurion and to the soldiers these abide in the ship ye be saved cannot

Acts 27:32 - Then the soldiers cut off the ropes of the boat and let her fall off

Acts 27:33 - while And on day was coming besought Paul them all to take meat saying is the fourteenth This day day that ye have tarried fasting and continued nothing having taken